Age Restrictions: 16+
The performance uses vulgarities, a smoke generator, loud music, nudity and intense lighting.
The performance touches on: death, mourning, sexuality, abortion, suicide, physical abuse and toxic relationships.

Helgi works at his father's funeral house, where he embalms and cremates corpses. Recently he began dating Katrin, whose father lies in the morgue. The girl has no intension of appearing at the funeral, although Helgi tries to convince her do to so. His father's disturbing visions makes it even more difficult.

Is „Hakuna Matata” a good song for a funeral? What does lamb thawed in a crematorium oven taste like? Who is the mysterious Baker and what is he looking for in a funeral house?

The play raises many questions, picturing reality with a thick lines. Under the cloak of the grotesque and madness hides a difficult diagnosis of modern times, told through the story of a man who is unable to break free from his father.

"Together we work for a green, competitive and inclusive Europe".

This performance is being produced thanks to a grant received from Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway under the EEA funds, as well as the funding from the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage and the Marshall Office of the Swietokrzyskie Voivodeship.

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